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Awarding Community Building Partnership Grants in Wakehurst

I am pleased to announce the successful recipients of Wakehurst’s Community Building Partnership Grants. I am so proud of these amazing community groups and am thrilled to see them get a helping hand in their worthwhile endeavours.

  • NSW Rural Fire Service - Beacon Hill Brigade to upgrade laundry facilities for all firefighters.
  • NSW Rural Fire Service - Belrose Brigade for bathroom renovations and new carpet.
  • Forest Baseball Softball Club for four semi-permanent batting cages and the repair of existing nets.
  • Forestville and Killarney Girl Guides for new bathroom vanities.
  • Manly Warringah Football Association for upgraded bench seating and shelters at Cromer Park and portable goals for junior girls’ matches.
  • Manly Warringah Women's Resource Centre for upgrades to the Women and Children First refuge. 
  • Manly Warringah District Baseball for repairs of the baseball tunnel and home ground extensions.
  • Life Education for upgrades to Healthy Harold’s Mobile Learning Centre.
  • Early Education for new sheds at Forestville Memorial Hall’s playground and bookshelves in the Forest Room.
  • Northern Beaches Police Citizens Youth Club for refurbishment of two sport floors and improved waste facilities.
  • Brookvale Children’s Centre to undertake electrification upgrades.
  • Lighthouse Community Cafe to upgrade their equipment.
  • Streetworks Australia will purchase a vehicle to escort youth between various mental health, well-being, education and support services.

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